Hwindi caught between two lovers

  Solomon Bhumu Weekender Reporter TWO Mutare women found themselves caught up in a bitter dispute over a man who manipulated and deceived both of them. The drama unfolded at…

Over 1 000 receive eye care through community health days

  Tendai Gukutikwa Health Reporter COMMUNITY health days have proven to be a success in Manicaland, with over 1 000 individuals receiving optometry services across the province since January. The…

Buhera hosts community-based tourism research conference

  Lloyd Makonya Correspondent IN a ground-breaking event set to reshape Manicaland’s rural tourism landscape, Buhera District is hosting the inaugural Community-Based Tourism (CBT) Research Conference. The conference which kicked-off…

Preserving Zimbabwe’s liberation war heritage

  Lloyd Makonya Correspondent AS Zimbabwe approaches its 45th Independence Anniversary, the nation must take a moment to reflect on the significance of its liberation struggle and the sacred sites…

AI: Where do we stand?

  Dr Evans Sagomba Everything AI   THE technological evolution of the modern world has been breathtaking. In Zimbabwe, like elsewhere, we have experienced seismic shifts in how we connect,…

African tradition and gender-based violence

  Rodgers Irimayi Cultural Perspectives   THE issue of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) is a global issue which has an emotional impact and affects individuals regardless of geographical boundaries, but the…

Legacy of Dangamvura’s entertainment scene . . . A continued celebration of music, community, and memory

  Liberty Dube Entertainment Correspondent BEYOND the pulsating energy of packed venues and the allure of performances from Zimbabwe’s finest musicians mentioned in last week’s publication, the entertainment culture of…

Compensation of shame!. . . cheats’ compensation brings unwelcome consequences

  Tendai Gukutikwa Weekender Reporter A CHIMANIMANI man who survived a brutal assault by his married lover’s hubby is now embroiled in a fresh controversy after he allegedly refused to…

City school evicted from premises

  Weekender Reporter A MUTARE private school — Sunny Day Group of Schools — is facing eviction from their rented premises after failing to pay US$7 000 it owes its…

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